Lake Joseph Yacht Club is a sought after summer destination for sailing enthusiasts in Muskoka, Ontario. Situated on the pristine waters of Lake Joseph with breathtaking scenery, and sailing facilities, the club offers an unparalleled experience for both novice and experienced sailors alike. 

Lake Jospeh Yacht Club History

The Lake Joseph Yacht Club has a rich history and a strong reputation in the sailing world. The club is located on the shores of Lake Joseph, some say the most beautiful and pristine lake in Muskoka. Since 1991, CNIB Lake Joe has been the home of the Lake Joe...

Lake Cecebe 

Lake Cecebe in the District of Parry Sound, Municpality of Magnetawan, Ontario may be one of cottage country’s best kept secrets. If you haven’t heard of Lake Cecebe you don’t know what you are missing. Lake Cecebe has a surface area of 770 hectares and is part of the Magnetawan River system. It also connects to Ahmic Lake providing over 40 miles of boating pleasure. Both Lake’s Cecebe and Ahmic are home to full service marinas and boaters, cottagers and residents benefit from a multitude of amenities in neighbouring Burk’s Falls and the Village of Magnetawan. 

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Lake life at its best? We are it! Whether you're on the dock or out on the boat or just hanging inside the cottage. We’ve cultivated the “Lake Life '' culture and are all about making the most out of summer. 

Ontario Cottage Tax Season

They say there are 4 seasons in Ontario cottage country.

Winter, tax season, bug season and winter.

And, although these past few days have felt like winter, we are officially in tax season. 

Muskoka, Ontario is an iconic region of cottage country given its stunning topography and proximity to the City of Toronto. Seasonal residents and tourists alike have been attracted to its natural beauty since the late 1800’s. And, Muskoka has been home to generations of permanent year round residents.

Port Carling is centrally located within Muskoka and known as the Hub of the Lakes. You will find Port Carling occupying both sides of the Indian River with locks connecting Lake Muskoka and Lake Rosseau.